On November 08 2010 15:33 dobbersp wrote: 1) If you are in a hurry and see a yellow light that you definitely will not make at a 4-way intersection, pull a "Hartsfield maneuver":
-Get into the right hand lane. -Make a right before the next traffic comes (right hand turns are legal on red lights ^^). -Get into the Left hand lane of the new road. -Take the next available U-turn. -Get into the right hand lane going the opposite direction on that new road. -Make another right onto the original road (right turns are still legal on red lights xD).
2) Cooking is like doing a timing attack Build Order. -Pick some stuff you think will go good together. -Use some utensils to micro the individual pieces. -Don't let your macro slip or you will lose the game. -Make sure everything is ready to go at the same time. -Mass games until it's perfect. -If all else fails, download some pro replays and copy their builds.
3) If you are lost, only ask people who look normal questions.
Omg made my day lol. But so true.
- don't try to hook up with girls via FB it will not give you results...just ask her for a phone number and your golden
This is false, from my own experience. It's going to depend on other factors and I wouldn't really view it as far-reaching enough to even use as a generalization.
Always attempt to sleep in 90 minute intervals (6hours, 7.5hours, 9hours, etc), you'll be able to wake up much easier.
On November 08 2010 15:33 dobbersp wrote: 1) If you are in a hurry and see a yellow light that you definitely will not make at a 4-way intersection, pull a "Hartsfield maneuver":
-Get into the right hand lane. -Make a right before the next traffic comes (right hand turns are legal on red lights ^^). -Get into the Left hand lane of the new road. -Take the next available U-turn. -Get into the right hand lane going the opposite direction on that new road. -Make another right onto the original road (right turns are still legal on red lights xD).
2) Cooking is like doing a timing attack Build Order. -Pick some stuff you think will go good together. -Use some utensils to micro the individual pieces. -Don't let your macro slip or you will lose the game. -Make sure everything is ready to go at the same time. -Mass games until it's perfect. -If all else fails, download some pro replays and copy their builds.
3) If you are lost, only ask people who look normal questions.
Omg made my day lol. But so true.
- don't try to hook up with girls via FB it will not give you results...just ask her for a phone number and your golden
This is false, from my own experience. It's going to depend on other factors and I wouldn't really view it as far-reaching enough to even use as a generalization.
Always attempt to sleep in 90 minute intervals (6hours, 7.5hours, 9hours, etc), you'll be able to wake up much easier.
Well maybe it is just me but I find it easier to get digits irl than getting anything done over inet
On November 10 2010 11:20 Arckan wrote: Always attempt to sleep in 90 minute intervals (6hours, 7.5hours, 9hours, etc), you'll be able to wake up much easier.
Always attempt to sleep in 90 minute intervals (1.5 hours, 3 hours, 4.5 hours, etc), you'll be able to wake up much easier
Fixed it for you! Now it's a bit more relevant.
Image to help illustrate (You want to wake up during stage 1 sleep, or REM)
-Less is more (works for girls, teaching, leadership, and just about everything else) -Like in Starcraft 2, success in life requires good macro before shortcuts and neat tricks or micro -Don't be afraid to retreat; don't be afraid to back down or cut your losses. "It is better to retreat a yard than advance an inch."
On November 10 2010 13:41 News wrote: I wonder sometimes why people brush their teeth before they have their breakfast like one minute after. Makes no sense.
Maybe to get rid of bad breath. Just speculating tho, i never do it.
On November 10 2010 13:41 News wrote: I wonder sometimes why people brush their teeth before they have their breakfast like one minute after. Makes no sense.
Maybe to get rid of bad breath. Just speculating tho, i never do it.
But then you eat and your breath smells bad again anyway :S
I do it like the last minute before I leave the house in the morning.
I thought everyone does this, but I've had people be like "wtf?"
When I eat, I always have a knife in one hand and a fork in the other. So if I'm eating something that's in small pieces like corn or rice, you push the food onto the fork with the knife and eat it.
On November 10 2010 13:41 News wrote: I wonder sometimes why people brush their teeth before they have their breakfast like one minute after. Makes no sense.
I don't understand how people can stand to eat breakfast right after waking up without brushing their teeth first. I mean your mouth is full of bacteria and you have morning breath and everything.
On November 10 2010 13:41 News wrote: I wonder sometimes why people brush their teeth before they have their breakfast like one minute after. Makes no sense.
Dude I had this argument with my girlfriend so many times... Her reason is that you end up eating the bacteria in your mouth if you don't brush before eating. Worst reason ever; I'd rather eat the harmless bacteria in my mouth than have my breakfast taste weird and minty.
If you have bad acne try sleeping with a clean pillow case or a clean towel every night. I tried so many facial cleansers and nothing seemed to work, but within a month of using a clean pillow case my face started clearing up.
On November 10 2010 13:41 News wrote: I wonder sometimes why people brush their teeth before they have their breakfast like one minute after. Makes no sense.
I don't understand how people can stand to eat breakfast right after waking up without brushing their teeth first. I mean your mouth is full of bacteria and you have morning breath and everything.
Isn't your mouth always full of bacteria, as with most parts of your body?
Anyway.
Pro tip: Always read over every personal message you write at least three times before sending it.
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